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"Uhhhggggggg!!!" I say in frustration. I sit up in my bed and reach over to turn off my alarm clock. It's August 16TH. The first day of public school. Great. I think to myself. I walk over to the bathroom I share with my 8 year old brother, Jackson. I turn the door knob and it won't open. I shake the door knob and it's locked. I pound on the door.
"JACKSON. OPEN THE DOOR ITS MY TURN!"
I yell.
"Alright alright! Geez find some patience will ya?!"
"Whatever." I say as I roll my eyes.
Jackson opens the door and goes to his room. I look at myself in the mirror. My dirty blonde hair is all messed up, with tangles and knots. My greenish blue eyes are still trying to open up, after a deep sleep. I brush my hair and put hairspray in it and put it in a basic pony tail. I wash my face with cold water and dry it with an old rag placed on the bottom shelf.
"SKYLAR! Time for breakfast!!!" My mom yells from downstairs.
"ALRIGHT COMING!"
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I walk downstairs, still in my Pajamas. I could smell the chocolate chip pancakes from my room.
"Looks good mom!"
"Aww, thanks Sky."
Sky is my nickname. My family and friends call me Sky, or should I say friend. I have one best friend, his name is Luke. And yes, he. We've been friends until our mothers put us in our cribs for the first time. But now, I can see Luke more often, I'm going to Luke's school. North Waters High School.
I quickly eat my pancake and chug all my milk.
"Thanks mom!" I say as I'm running up the stairs.
"Welcome!" She replies back.
I got to my room and stare at my closest for a bit, trying to figure out what to wear. I checked the weather and it's supposed to get really hot today.
So I pick out some black shorts, a basic white crop top, and I slip on my white converse with golden squares studs. I go over to the bathroom and brush my teeth.
"ITS ALREADY 7:57?!" I say in shock.
I quickly rinse my mouth with mouth wash and go across the street to Lukes house. He's already sitting on his porch waiting for me.
"You ready?" Luke says.
"I guess." I say.
"Let's go then."
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Dreams Do Exist
Teen Fiction14 Year Old Skylar Hartman is not looking for fancy cars or the latest Rebecca Minkoff bags, she's just looking for hope, but when she goes to public school after all the years she been home-schooled, she dose not think she will ever find happiness...